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Aunty Asam Laksa

August 18, 2008 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

There is an old aunty that had been selling nice assam laksa around Sungai Ara area.. Which is located jus a few steps away from the Famous Mee Jalil which is recommended by Vkeong on its blog. The laksa are well cooked which the taste not too sour as well as not too fishy smell. This laksa is real nice.. And wat is nice is the aunty seperated the fishes and the soup. She wont cooked the fishes with the soup.. So when u taste the laksa u can still eat the big flash of the fish …oishi.. And is cheap most of all. The stall open daily except Saturdys.. The price per bowl is just RM 2.50. and the taste is incredible nice. The location is opposite the sungai ara school where you can find this stall opposite Yoyo coffeeshop.

Price: RM2.50
Taste: 5/5

Locations: Penang, Sungai Ara Food: Laksa Category: Food Review



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  1. BESS Kopitiam says

    January 20, 2011 at 10:34 am

    Hi,i just want to share some thought with you …If you are a Laksa Lover then Probably you may have tried the Rest and now it's time for you to try The BEST Laksa at BESS Kopitiam while you are here in Melaka,Malaysia.

    BESS Kopitiam has been choosen as The BEST Laksa outlet in Malaysia year 2009 – 2010 by the General Public in the http://www.fabfood1malaysia.com

    " Reputedly The Best Laksa With Distinguished Taste That Leaves One Craving For More "

    Address : 378 – C ,Taman Sin Hoe , Bukit Baru ,75150, Melaka, Malaysia.
    H/P : ( 60 ) 017 618 8055
    Contact : Ms Tan Peng Boon
    Operation Hours : 7.30am – 2pm
    Every Thursday is our OFF day

    Nyonya Laksa : RM 3.30
    Mee Siam : RM 2.80
    Nasi Lemak : RM 2.80

    BESS Kopitiam Blog : http://besskopitiam888.blogspot.com/

    China Press News : http://www.chinapress.com.my/content_new.asp?dt=2010-12-19&sec=mas&art=1219mc35.txt

    GPS Coordinates : N 02°13.031' E 102°15.979' or N 02°12.59.6" E102°15.57.9"

    Cheers…

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